Thank goodness I have secondary projects outside of the office so that I don’t miss when the wildflowers explode into bloom.
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2 comments
Julia says:
Sep 18, 2012
Ooh, pretty! You have wildflowers, while here the leaves are beginning to turn :)
karen says:
Sep 18, 2012
Haha. I’ve forgotten. What are these “leaves” things you refer to? All we have here are vicious, spiky things and the wildflowers. Still, I don’t mind having just rainy and non-rainy seasons. Who really needs winter?